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7/9/2018 9:45:00 PMEAGLE RIVER, WI – Trees For Tomorrow (TFT) has a limited number of tree seedlings remaining for public purchase. The cost is $1.50 per seedling and are available until inventory runs out, typically at the end of summer or early fall. Since 1945, TFT has offered quality tree seedlings to the public at an affordable rate to enc...
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7/9/2018 9:45:00 PMOn 07/05/18, Wildlife Services confirmed that wolves attacked and injured a Walker hound in Burnett County. The attack occurred in the Town of West Marshland. More information and a caution-area map are available on the gray wolf webpage. Hunters are reminded to use the caution-area maps on the DNR website (dnr...
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7/9/2018 9:45:00 PMJuly 3, 2018 Billy from Anglers All reports: The water in the Bay is slowly starting to clear up and fishing is good. The Sand Cut area continues to be clearing up nicely and anglers are catching Trout using trolling spoons and Walleye using Crawler Harnesses. Boat landings in Ashland are all open at this time! Scott Bretting from River Rock repor...
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7/9/2018 9:40:00 PMThe walleye bite continues to be very good in central Wisconsin along with a pretty good crappie bite as well. We have also been picking up a few nice pike and bass. Water temperatures continue to hover around that 80 degree mark making it tough for musky fishing but a few guys are targeting them early and late in the day and they are p...
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7/9/2018 9:35:00 PMFishing: Muskie fishing was excellent this past week. Our groups produced some nice muskies and first for 2 anglers. The action during the day has been on bucktails, suicks, and dawgs. Evening fish on top water and large crank baits. Muskies have been located in weed beds and weed edges. Stable conditions should continue to provide steady acti...
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7/2/2018 8:55:00 AMLISTEN TO PODCAST FOR INVASIVE SPECIES CONTROL TIPS Find out what invasive species to be on the lookout for in Wisconsin this summer, including wild parsnip, shown here, and get answers to your questions in this podcast featuring Kelly Kearns, Natural Heritage Conservation invasive plant coordinator. Kelly joined The Larry Meiller ...
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7/2/2018 8:55:00 AMThe warm temperatures are really heating things up and not just for us but the fishing as well. We have had a great week fishing for walleyes and crappies along with a few nice pike and bass. The water temperatures are in the upper 70 degree range but this upcoming weekend’s warm temperatures could very well push water temperatures into...
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7/2/2018 8:50:00 AMPublished June 28, 2018 by the Central Office View current conditions for Wisconsin State Parks, Trails and ForestsCheck out the Wisconsin Department of Tourism (exit DNR). General | Northern Region | Northeast Region | Southeast Region | South Central Region |...
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6/28/2018 12:05:00 PMA unique program brings the classroom to the hospital room When 18-year-old Amber Pflughoeft walked across the stage at her graduation from West Bend West High School, she was defying more than a few odds. ...
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6/28/2018 12:00:00 PMJune 25, 2018 Steve Suman Musky Fest weekend participants enjoyed nearly perfect weather, without a hint of rain or thunderstorms, which was quite a change from the previous weekend. This week, look for a mix of weather from wet to hot by the weekend, but with pleasant days intermixed. “Thunderstorms a weekend ago raised lake level...
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6/28/2018 11:55:00 AMBy Jancyn LepkeJune 22, 2018 OCONOMOWOC, WI - On Friday, June 15th Whale-Tales Stiletto Archery Club hosted over 40 women from all over the state for their 3rd annual Ladies Bowfishing Night, an evening of bowfishing on Lake Lac La Belle in Oconomowoc. Ladies Bowfishing Night started in 2015 when a group of women’ decided to h...
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6/28/2018 11:55:00 AMBy Central Office June 22, 2018 Contact(s): Capt. April Dombrowski, DNR Bureau of Law Enforcement's Recreational Safety and Outdoor Skills Section Chief, April.Dombrowski@wisconsin.gov; Joanne M. Haas, Public Information Officer for Bureau of Law Enforcement, joanne.haas@Wisconsin.gov MADISON -- June storms packing heavy downp...
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6/28/2018 11:55:00 AMHeading to the water this weekend? Sounds like fun, but please be aware the recent June storms have fueled some flood conditions, pushed currents and dropped debris. These changes have your WDNR wardens reminding all water users to think safety by checking local water conditions and always wear a life jacket when on the water. And...
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6/28/2018 11:55:00 AMWeekly NewsPublished - June 26, 2018 by the Central Office DNR rule revisions for manure spreading take effect July 1 Floods in northwestern Wisconsin will result in some long-term closures at state properties Coalition forms in Wisconsin to reverse decline of monarch butterflies State high schooler wins scholarship at archery in schoo...
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6/28/2018 11:50:00 AMIt has been a tough week with all the rain we received but we were able to get out and put together a pattern that worked. Water conditions went from normal levels and clear to downright flood stage and muddy. In addition to the high muddy water as we moved to later in the week we were greeted with a high pressure system and a northeast...
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6/25/2018 1:50:00 PMCaptain Dave Duwe How are your kids at Minecraft? Do they watch a lot of Spongebob? As adults it’s frustrating to watch our kids amuse themselves with electronics. We never had technology at our fingertips and had to go out and make our own fun. I don’t want to ponder about the good ole days for long, but I remember a time ...
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6/25/2018 1:50:00 PMMike Yurk Much is written and talked about by bass fishermen concerning natural structure and cover in lakes. But what about man-made objects that draw and hold fish to them? I would guess more bass are taken by anglers off docks, boat lifts and other items man has put in and on the water. Docks and boat lifts like this young fisherman is appro...
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6/22/2018 11:20:00 AMDear Wisconsin Pheasant Hunters, In October of 2017, my brothers and I took a wild pheasant hunting trip to southwest Minnesota. 9-counties in southwest Minnesota are collectively inviting Wisconsin hunters to give them a “closer” look, literally, compared to the longer travel time necessary to reach western states with reputations for...
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6/22/2018 11:10:00 AMSteve Suman Severe weather in the North Woods made for a rough weekend. This week’s forecast (should it hold true) shows a reprieve and some very pleasant weather, at least until possible showers Friday. If you plan to travel in the area this week, particularly north of Hayward, check ahead for road closures and detours. &ld...
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6/21/2018 8:10:00 PMWisconsinites with an artistic talent are reminded that they have until July 16 to submit artwork for the 2019 Wild Turkey, Pheasant and Waterfowl Stamp design contests. Funds derived from the sale of these stamps contribute to restoration and management efforts on thousands of acres of important wildlife habitat. Stamp design entries mu...
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6/21/2018 8:10:00 PMWeekly NewsPublished - June 19, 2018 by the Central Office Flooding, washouts close some parks and trails in northwestern Wisconsin Private well owners encouraged to check wells after recent flooding in northern Wisconsin Groundbreaking for Willow River State Park dam reconstruction June 26 Pollinator Week June 18-2...
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6/21/2018 8:10:00 PMWASHBURN, Wis. (June 20, 2018) – Motorized trails on the Park Falls and Great Divide units of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest are open once again. Heavy rains last weekend caused the trails to be closed this week while Forest Service crews assessed them for damages and removed downed trees. “We were very fortunate th...
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6/21/2018 8:05:00 PMThe schedule for fishing clinics has been updated with a youth clinic in Pewaukee on Saturday, June 23. We've also posted some news about our Fishing in the Neighborhood Interns, the FiN'terns! Bring a picnic dinner and go fishing with the FiN'terns this Friday, June 15 at Scout Lake in Greendale, from 4 p.m. - ...